Perform TO reversal when quant is disturbed

This is the common issue faced by most of the business users as business try to perform reversal than in LT0G item will be locked status as the existing quant was disturbed.

In this scenario, we can we use the below process steps to fix this issue.

Below are the process steps to fix this issue per recommendations by SAP.

Use transaction LT01 to manually create a TO and move the stock back into the warehouse.
The delivery is not updated when LT01 is used so the pick quantities need to be reset to 0. To do this, change the delivery quantity to 0 and then copy the delivery quantity as pick quantity (Menu path Edit -> Copy pack quantity as delivery quantity).
Once the pick quantity has been reset to 0, the delivery quantity can be changed back to its original value or the item can be deleted if it is no longer required.
Report RVDELSTA can be executed to update the delivery WM and picking status.

Change Delivery Quantity to '0' without performing changes at message control level ( SAP Note - 2332285 - Error VL870 in VL02N )

In order to allow further processing/deletion of the delivery, there is a workaround available. You could temporarily change the item category customizing:

In transaction 0VLP, select the delivery's item category (this can be found on the delivery line item in VL02N).

Change the "Check quantity 0" setting to allow 0 quantities. Setting 'B' raises error VL870, therefore change the setting to 'A' or blank instead. Save.

Then, in transaction VL02N, choose the option Edit> Copy Pack Quantities as Dlv. Quantities. Error VL870 should not be raised now.

This will set the delivery quantity to zero, and allow further processing/deletion of the delivery. Remember to revert the temporary customizing change.

Thank you.

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